Good Governance (GG) is committed to supporting open access to scholarly research and the dissemination of knowledge to the academic community and the public. The journal supports the principles of open science and the broad dissemination of research findings, consistent with its stated commitment to the development of open access publishing. This commitment is aligned with the transparency and accessibility principles promoted by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Core Practices.
 
Access to Published Articles
GG provides online access to its published articles through its journal website. Readers can access the journal's published content through the official Good Governance website. The journal's commitment to making scholarly content available online supports the dissemination of research and scholarly communication in accordance with the principles of transparency and accessibility outlined in the COPE Core Practices.
 
Readers' Access and Use
GG aims to facilitate access to scholarly information for researchers, academics, students, practitioners, policymakers, and other interested readers. Readers are expected to respect applicable copyright, licensing, and attribution requirements when accessing, citing, sharing, or reusing published articles. Information concerning copyright and permitted reuse should be determined by the applicable license and the journal's published terms. Transparency in these matters is consistent with the principles in the COPE Core Practices, particularly those concerning journal policies and transparency.
 
Authors' Rights and Responsibilities
Authors submitting manuscripts to GG are responsible for ensuring that their work is original, properly cited, and compliant with the journal's publication ethics requirements. Authors must disclose relevant information about previously published material and obtain permission for third-party content when required. Authors should consult the journal's Author Guidelines for submission and publication requirements. These responsibilities are consistent with the publication integrity and transparency principles set out in the COPE Core Practices.